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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-01-17, Page 9spr "11-fE HURON EXPQSItQk JANUARY; IT; :1990 Seniors brave weather for Friday bowling matches Twenty-six seniors did not let the stormy weather keep them at home on Friday afternobh. Bert Walters bowled his highest single of the season with a 265 single and 614 triple. Charlie Perkins also had a 247 sillgle and 601 triple. For the ladies Mary Finlayson came up with a 278 single and 650 triple. Anne Syood also had a 233 single and 579 triple. There was some very competitive bowl- ing on lanes five and six with the Flames taking five points from the Bruins. They missed you Watson. The Kings won from the Jets and the Oilers took five points from the Leafs. Lucky winners in the draw were Lloyd Pipe, Campbell Wey and Bert Walters. Another of the bowlers had the misfor- tune to fall last Friday. Betty Hulley slip- ped on ice and fractured her hip. She is presently in Stratford General Hospital and the league wants her to know she will be missed. Everyone wishes her a speedy recovery. I HHUWN AWAY - Number 15 on the Seaforth. Midget basket- header play at Seaforth High School. ball team appears to throw the ball into space during triple - Elliott photo. CATCH THE PASS - Seaforth District High School basketball teams played a double-header on Friday afternoon. Here, Seaforth players attempt to block a pass. Elliott photo. Kangaroos regain league lead The Kangaroos took six points this week putting them r : ck in the top spot in the St. James bowling league. The high scores were Don Nolan 285-677; Rob Taylor 260-663; Rob McEwin 239.573 and Reg Chappell 227-506. The Tigers remain in fourth place even though they gained five points from the Pythons. Tiger high scorers were George Love 224-660; Dave Moody 275-618 and Janis Morris 217-574. High scorers for the Pythons were Todd Caldwell 265-717; Jack Ryan 250-629 and Brian Love 209-532. Monkeys stay in third place after gain- ing only one point with top scorers Rose Feeney 260-627; Ken Moran 200-491 and Murray Benneweis 207-580. The Leopards and the Coons played off with the Leopards gaining four points and the Coons three. Leopard top scorers were Karen Hoegy 256-608 and Wade Lee 208-516. Top scores for the Coons were Cathy Broome 259-609 and Pat Nolan 203-557. Seaforth Novice The Seaforth Novice hockey team had the light schedule this week, with only one game being played, and a second postpon- ed to a later date due to the weather. With Thursday night's game in Clinton wiped out by snow, Saturday's game against Milverton was the only chance the local boys had to show their stuff. And by suppertime Saturday Milverton goalie Cory Nagy wished Scott Van Dooren would have chosen another time to showcase his talents. Scott started the scoring just 1:22 minutes into the game, with brother Ryan assisting. Five minutes later he struck again, once again with Ryan helping out, along with Derek Nesbitt. Nesbitt recent- ly traded left wing chores with Mark Vock who now patrols the port side for Adam Leonhardt and Jared Carnochan. The second period almost made it into the books with nothing to record, but Scott Van Dooren finished his first hat trick with only eight seconds to go. Milverton wastn't about to roll over and play dead however, and came out frying in the third stanza. Before the period was three minutes old, Nick Williamson and Jamie Gibb made the score 3-2. At 11:18 Rose Feeney took both the ladies high single at 266 and the triple at 627. The Men's high single went to Don Nolan 285 and triple to Todd Caldwell -717. HIGH -LOW TOURNAMENT This week marked the start of another High -Low Tournament within the St. James League. After the lst week of play, only three couples were eliminated. Leading the way were Jack Ryan and Rod McEwin plus 152; Todd Caldwell and Nicolette Spencer plus 82; George Love and Janet Ferraz plus 70; Karen Hoegy and Bert Kloss plus 61; Rob Taylor and Pat Ryan plus 53; Janice Morris and Francis Feeney plus 49; Dave Moody and Johanna Goodman plus 46; Pat Nolan and Wade Lee plus 29; Rose ]Feeney and Cheryl Campbell plus 29; Don Nolan and Gloria Love plus 10; Cathy Broome and Glenda Feeney plus 4; Carol Johnston and Sandra Taylor plus 2. Team Standings are; Kangaroos - 61, Pythons - 58, Monkeys - 53 Tigers - 51, Leopards - 47 and Coons - 44. COMING THROUGH - A Seaforth District High player lunges for the ball during triple -header basketball play at the high school Friday afternoon. Elliott photo. McUiwain, faring well wif.h' , Jets Seaforth native Rabid McElwain is far- ing well in the National Hockey League since being traded to the Winnipeg Jets prior to this season, from the Pittsburgh Penguins. In fact, he's doing great. McElwain just came off a six point weekend. He scored two goals against St. Louis on Sunday, and set up the game winner, and on Friday racked up three assists. The six points bring McElwain to a point total of 28 (14 goals and 14 assists), and put him in fifth place on his team in terms of point totals. Steen leads the team with 51 points, Elynuik is second with 41, Hawerchuk is third with 38, and Small is fourth with 30. Five of McLlwain's goals however, have been scored while the Jets have been serving a penalty, and make McUwain the league leader in shorthand- ed goals. Mcllwain has played an impor- tant role in penalty -killing for Winnipeg, who is first overall in that department in the national hockey league. Ringette Juniors continue winning The Seaforth Juniors continued their win- ning ringette streak in the new, year by defeating Goderich last Monday in Goderich by a score of 7-4. At the end of the first period Seaforth lead 4-1. In the second period each team played equally as they scored three apiece. Scoring were Cheryl McLlwain - 3; Janice Rodney - 2; and Melody Turner and Kerry McMillan each with one. Picking up assists were Janice Rodney - 3; Jodie Hugill - 1; Julie Carter - 1; Melody Turner - 1; and Robyn Carnochan - 1. The next home game is Friday against Mitchell at 7:15 p.m. record 3-3 Milverton Mike Murray sent Scott Henderson away with a nice pass and Seaforth had some breathing room. Midway through the period the brother act of Scott and Ryan doubled the lead with goals 30 seconds apart. Tim Shultz showed that Milverton still had some wind in their sails, by making it 6-3. But whatever breeze was left, Scott Van Dooren stole as he cut a couple paths through the Milverton defenders on his victory way to his double hat flack, and a comfor- table 8-3 victory for Seaforth. This weekend Seaforth hosts St. Marys for a rematch of an early season exhibition contest. The game will follow the Atom tournament Saturday at 7 p.m. The Novice are preparing for the Golden Puck Tournament to be held January 27-29, but have yet to confirm game times or dates. Novice II ringette rally falls short On Sunday night the Seaforth Novice II ringette team travelled to St. Marys to play a much improved St. Mary's team. Melissa Robertson opened the scoring at 4:46 of the first period but then St. Mary's took over and by the end of the penon they led 3-1. They added two more goals early in the second period to take 5-1 lead before Cheryl Workman scored to narrow the gap to 5-2. St. Marys got two more goals and built what seemed to be an insurmountable 7-2 lead but the local girls wouldn't quit and made the game interesting. Cathy Coyne scored three times for Seaforth and Ken- dall Schenck added another and with two minutes left it was 7-6 St. Marys. However, it just wasn't going to be Seaforth's game with St. Mary's scoring in the last minute to ice the 8-6 win. As always, the Seaforth girls made the game interesting and exciting as they came back with a determined effort to nearly pull off another victory. Good comeback girls. FOR: COMMERCIAL REFRI9ERATIoN SALES & S,IAIIIOIE PHONE 2$2.2020 :''' .BAILEY'S OFHEN$ALL LTO. I:MPQRTAHT NOTICE to all Huron County Pork Producers Take notice that the 1990 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HURON COUNTY PORK PRODUCE_RS.. MARKETING BOARD will be held WED., JAN. 17, 1990 at 1:00 p.m. sharp at the Blyth & District Community Centre ,,For the purpose of the proper business of the annual meeting. ✓Election for vacant positions on the HCPPA. Marion Taylor Bruce Bergsma Secretary President WOAA SR. HOCKEY SEAFORTH EAHAWKS vs MILVERTON FRIDAY JAN. 19 8:30 P' Seaforth Arena AGISIMIesap FITNESS IS F When You Work At Your Own 'Pace! EXERCISE PROGRAM DELAYED U "TIL JAN. 24 8:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Due To Instructor's Injury WE 1'NESDAY EVENINGS FROM 8:00-9:00 P.M. - low impact, but energized where you work at your own level. Your instructor will be PAM NESBOTT. Registration fee will be 625.00 for 10 weeks. Beginning Wednesday, January 10, 1990. PROGRAM WILL. BE HELD AT Ti "E SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES Sponsored by the Seaforth Recreation and Parks Department For registration or information call: The Recreation Office at 527-0882 Seaforth Recreation Depart ent Invites Ali Children To GYMNASTICS Starting Thursday, Jan. 18 At Seaforth District High School Children ages 3 to 6 from 6-7 p.m. Children ages 6 to 12 from 7-8 p.m. 10 WEEKS FOR $3090 Per Child or $7590 for a Family of 3 ! -'- CaII the Recreation Office to Register at 527-0882 Pesticide Safety Courses for farmers are scheduled for your area. Learn: ► Prevention of pesticide poisonings. ► Selection of safety equipment. ► Proper storage and disposal of pesticides. ► Label interpretation. • Courses run days, even- ings and weekends and cost $35. • Offered in English and French. • Includes special videotapes, and a course manual which can be used as a reference guide. For information about courses in your area, contact your local Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Office. Ministry of Agriculture and Food Ontario David Ramsay Minister